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Trespass Qikpac Women's Rain Jacket

Trespass Qikpac women’s packaway waterproof jacket

Trespass

Qikpac Women’s Packaway Waterproof Jacket

⭐ 4.4 / 5 4,600+ reviews on Amazon
€23.24 on Amazon.ie — free delivery with Prime
  • ✓ 5,000mm waterproof rating — rated for sustained heavy rain, not just light showers
  • ✓ Taped seams — waterproofing holds at every stitch line, not just the outer fabric
  • ✓ Packs into its own chest pocket — fits in a handbag or backpack, always with you
  • ✓ Adjustable hood — fits over a hat or beanie in cold weather
  • ✓ Full storm flap over zip — no drip channel down the front in heavy rain
  • ✓ 4.4 stars from 4,600+ reviews — one of the most reviewed waterproofs on Amazon.ie
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€23.24 to Keep Your Walking Routine Through Every Irish Winter

A waterproof jacket that you can’t carry with you is a jacket that stays at home on the exact morning you need it. The Trespass Qikpac solves this problem in the most direct way possible: it packs into its own chest pocket, creating a bundle small enough to live permanently at the bottom of any bag. Not a dedicated hiking bag — a work bag, a shopping bag, a handbag. The jacket is always with you, which means you never need to check the weather before a walk. Rain during a walk becomes an inconvenience rather than a reason to turn back.

The numbers behind this jacket are unusually strong for the price. 4,600 people have reviewed it on Amazon at 4.4 stars — that is a lot of people testing a jacket in real conditions and coming back to rate it well. A 5,000mm hydrostatic head rating means it’s genuinely waterproof for sustained rain, not just light drizzle. The taped seams mean the waterproofing holds at every stitch line — the point where cheaper jackets typically fail first. The storm flap over the zip means there’s no gap where rain channels straight down your front. These are the details that separate a functional waterproof from one that disappoints in the third week of a wet November.

At €23.24 this is not a compromise purchase. The Trespass Qikpac is a trusted, well-reviewed jacket at a price that makes the decision straightforward. Whether you already have waterproof trousers and just need a jacket to complete the kit, or you’re starting from scratch, this is the jacket that removes the weather as a reason to skip a walk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No — the Qikpac is a waterproof shell, not an insulated jacket. It keeps rain and wind off, but it doesn’t add warmth on its own. In mild Irish autumn weather a light jumper underneath is enough; in winter you’ll want a fleece or thermal layer. Think of it as the outer layer that keeps everything underneath dry, not as a coat that replaces a fleece.

The hydrostatic head rating measures how much water pressure the fabric can withstand before moisture passes through. 5,000mm is the recognised threshold for sustained heavy rain — the same rating used on many reputable hiking jackets costing far more. For the kind of rain you encounter on an Irish walk, 5,000mm is more than sufficient. You’d need to be standing in a downpour for an extended time before you’d notice any wetting through.

The jacket covers your top half only, so in heavy rain your legs will get wet without waterproof trousers. For short walks in light rain the jacket alone is often enough. For longer walks, sustained rain, or walking through wet vegetation, a pair of waterproof over-trousers — like the Portwest rain trousers linked below — completes the kit for around €12 more.

Yes. The Qikpac is cut to layer over mid-weight clothing. A standard fleece or a chunky jumper will fit underneath without the jacket pulling or restricting movement. If you run very large in the shoulders, sizing up one size gives extra room for bulkier winter layers — the fit is relaxed rather than athletic cut.

Machine wash at 30°C using a technical wash detergent — standard biological detergent can gradually break down the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating. Avoid fabric softener completely. After washing, tumble dry on a low heat setting; the gentle warmth reactivates the DWR coating and restores the water-beading effect. If water starts to soak into the surface rather than beading off, a low tumble dry cycle is usually enough to restore performance without needing any retreatment spray.